<TITLE>06. Par 46-53</TITLE>L-46 Now, I wish to give now, for the next few minutes, just a little formal talk on basing and back-grounding. We're going to start off, as it was, on Divine healing. And always, Jesus, I believe in His ministry, about eighty percent of it was on Divine healing.
And as my good old friend, Brother Bosworth, which many of you Christians knowed, he used to say, "You always... To catch fish, you don't show them the hook; you show them the bait. And the fish grabs the bait and gets the hook."
So that's the way we try to catch Christians for Christ, is by the miracles of Divine healing to show His Presence. And then, in that, they know that a man cannot do those things, so it catches the soul of the believer, and he accepts it upon them basis. So now, to start off with, I want to give the talk of saying that He's the same yesterday, today, and forever.
And these Greeks said, "Sir, we would see Jesus."

L-49 Now, those Greeks would well express our thoughts here tonight. I do not believe that there is a person here but what would want to see Jesus Christ. Just to find out, how many in here that's ever heard of Him, would like to see Him? I just want you to put up your hand. Just see, it's a hundred percent. There's no one can ever hear of Him... Just that charming Name makes us desire to see Him.
There's something about Christ that it's not with other men. He was different. He was the Son of God. And there was--there's something so differing about Him that other men doesn't seem to have it like He had it. And we have the Spirit, understand, but we have It by measure. He has It without measure; He was Emmanuel, God living in the Body of Christ Jesus, God manifested in flesh. Christ was the expressed Image of God, manifesting God to the people. What God was, they saw in Christ, His Son. He was the anointed One. The word "Christ" means "the anointed One."

L-51 And now, if those Greeks, seeking Him... Now, now let's lay onto each Word. Those Greeks, seeking Jesus, they came to one of His disciples which was Philip of Bethsaida. And he--he was seeking Jesus, so he came to a disciple, and the disciple taken him to Jesus. If that was the way of seeing Jesus for those Greeks, and we desire to see that same Jesus, and the Bible says "He's the same yesterday, today, and forever," then why can't we see Him? Now, you...
The Scriptures cannot lie. They are the Truth. I believe that. And if these Scriptures was wrong, then I would be doing something else tonight besides standing here representing This. But I believe that They are right, exactly right. They don't need any interpretation. They're just the way They are supposed to be, just written right in here, 'cause God has seen to it that They stayed that way. Now, watch.

L-53 How many believes that God is infinite, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient? Sure. Now, He is God; therefore, His first decision on anything has to ever remain the same, because His decisions would be perfect; because He cannot do anything but perfection. That's all He is, is perfection. He can never change. Now, here's where our hopes is built on the Word. If God ever called on the scene to make a decision about any certain thing, His first decision has to forever remain the same. It can never change. Just before we get to the thought, think of this.


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